In the vast-majority of proposed r-process nucleosynthesis events these three r-process sites appear as separate violent events, each that can lead to nucleosynthesis of (some) r-process isotopes. [1]} thoroughly compare these three separate r-process nucleosynthesis scenarios with each other and to observations (see also [2]}), and I will not repeat the details of that study, but rather only discuss the implications of the scenario I study here. I also comment that I accept the notion that likely more than one type of r-process site contributes to r-process nucleosynthesis (e.g., [3]}, [1]}).
